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Baltimore
Artist's
Paintings on
Exhibit
A show of contemporary
expressionistic paintings dealing with
mythical, mystical and universal
concepts of spirituality is the current
exhibit in the Humanities Gallery. The
artist, Catherine A. Jones of Baltimore,
has been strongly influenced by Albert
Pinkham Ryder and, like him, paints
loosely, atttempting to express the inner
spirit rather than the surface of reality.
Contemporary feminist writers who have
dealt with ancient' religions and
philosophers are also inspirational
sources for the artist who wants to
convey a sense of the feminine ego
through the work.
A graduate of the State
University College at Buffalo and the
Maryland Institute College of Art, Jones
has exhibited throughout Maryland and
is scheduled for a show at the Amos Eno
Gallery, New York City. This is her
first exhibit in the Harrisburg area.
The Humanities Gallery is
located on the third floor of the Olmsted
Building in W-352 and W-360. Hours
are 8-5 pm Monday through Friday and
evenings when faculty are in their
offices. The show will run through
October.
Returning
Adults
Invited
Brown
Lunch
On Tuesday, September 22,
from 12 - 2 pm in 'the Gallery Lounge
there will be a meeting of anyone
interested in joining a new club for
returning adult students. Conceived as a
support group, new members will be
given the opportunity to offer input on
what activities they would like to see the
club pursue.
During the meeting, students
will be able to review a proposed set of
by-laws, and sign a petition needed for
presentation to SGA to become a club.
A nominating committee will also be
formed to proceed in the election of
officers.
Anyone interested in attending
should bring a covered dish and hear
about this new organization. Beverage
and paper products will be provided. For
further information contact Ruth Britton
at 73- 1 6 0 1 .
By Bernie Mixon
The XGIs are busy this
semester. In addition to sponsoring the
blood drive, they are planning three other
activities. All are veteran related.
The first is a bus trip to the
Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in
Washington, D.C. The projected date is
November 7. On November 11 at spm,
to
Bag
Active Schedule Planned By XGIs
Before you choose a long distance
service, take a dose look.
Capital Times
there will be a ceremony to honor the
dead. Included in the ceremony are bugle
calls, the shooting of a cannon, lowering
of the flag, and taps will be played. All
servicemen and reservists are invited to
wear their uniforms and all members of
the campus community are invited to
attend. Later in November, just before
the Thanksgiving holiday, the club will
visit the Veteran's Hospital in Lebanon
to spread some good cheer and to deliver
goodies to the patients.
If any of the activities
mentioned seem to catch your eye, you
may consider joing the XGIs. It doesn't
matter who you are, male or female;
civilian or serviceperson. You could
have some fun while doing a good
service to the community.
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